16-08-2003 21:51									#61
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	16-08-2003 21:54									#62
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quote: Originally posted by MrFun I don't know who she is.

Ethel Merman was a Broadway star of the 40's & 50's. She's known for her very loud, nasal singing voice. Star of "Annie Get Your Gun." Her biggest song hit was "There's No Business Like Show Business." Her last major appearance was IIRC in "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" where she played the obnoxious mother-in-law.

	16-08-2003 22:15									#63
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I forgot Waynes world 1 and 2

and Bill and Ted's adventures 1 and 2

	16-08-2003 23:43									#64
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She was also known as the "Singing Swimmer."

Revenge of the Nerds!!!

And my all-time favorite comedy:

FIGHT CLUB!!!!

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	17-08-2003 00:50									#65
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Oh yeah, Revenge of the Nerds... how could I forget them... maybe because I haven't seen them in 4 years... they've never shown in TV, and you can't buy those movies anywhere

	17-08-2003 03:32									#66
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Well dip me in chocolate and throw me to the lesbians, I'M BEAT!!!

	18-08-2003 08:48									#67
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Some good choices so far

I didn't see mentioned;

Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Animal House
Happy Gilmour
Who's Harry Crumb?
American Pie
Top Secret!
Dumb and Dumber

I'm sure i've forgotten many, but those are classics

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	18-08-2003 09:14									#68
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quote: Originally posted by FrustratedPoet Perhaps you're not really gay after all then.

quote: Originally posted by MrFun Um, Dissident, I'm gay and I have am I not a fashion diva in ANY way.

The case against him seems to be getting stronger.




Back on-topic, an excellent one I haven't seen mentioned is Clean Slate.

	18-08-2003 13:49									#69
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quote: Originally posted by Lung Some good choices so far I didn't see mentioned; Monty Python and the Holy Grail Animal House Happy Gilmour Who's Harry Crumb? American Pie Top Secret! Dumb and Dumber I'm sure i've forgotten many, but those are classics

I mentioned Monty Python and the Holy grail and dumb and dumber

The other movies you have listed were pretty damn funny, I just didn't feel like they were the funiest.

	18-08-2003 14:36									#70
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quote: Originally posted by Lung Who's Harry Crumb?

...that reminds me: It's been a while since I last saw this one... better start digging up that tape again

quote: Originally posted by Lung American Pie

Now that's a boring movie... I won it on DVD 3 years ago... I have seen it once... and I'm not going to see it again...

	18-08-2003 15:01									#71
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quote: I forgot Waynes world 1 and 2 and Bill and Ted's adventures 1 and 2

Don't they always go together and remind you of one another?


I'll just mention those not mentioned earlier.

The spy who knew to little..

and... well... I don't know.

	19-08-2003 10:30									#72
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Harry Crumb is cartoonist R. Crumb's younger brother, also a talented cartoonist.

	19-08-2003 18:36									#73
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quote: Originally posted by Skanky Burns The case against him seems to be getting stronger.

Hey!

I am sooooo gay, I tell ya.

	19-08-2003 21:50									#74
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Nobody has mentioned Murder By Death, one of my all-time favs.

I also found The Gods Must Be Crazy side-splitting the first time I saw it, then I saw it again with a friend and it was… nothing. No repeat viewing value whatsoever. I had to pretend to laugh just to keep from spoiling the thing for my friend. Most puzzling. But everyone I know laughed themselves silly the first time around.

	19-08-2003 22:14									#75
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Hmm, I *loved* the Gods Must Be Crazy when I saw it, but have not seen it a second time.

I totally forgot about it, actually.

-Arrian

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quote: I also found The Gods Must Be Crazy side-splitting the first time I saw it, then I saw it again with a friend and it was� nothing. No repeat viewing value whatsoever. I had to pretend to laugh just to keep from spoiling the thing for my friend. Most puzzling.

Although it didn't happen to me with that particular movie (which I still really found funny watching it again), I know the feeling perfectly.

Well:
Holy Grail
Life of Brian
Jabberwockey
--------
Little Big Man
A fools cage (the old French movie)
Don Camillo movies
Arsenic and old Lace
Several Louis de Funes movies, don't know their names in English
The one where he's a gourmet I love best!

"Le Placard" - don't know how it's called in English was the funniest movie in the last years, proabably none of you knows it. A man gets fired by a condom producing company and pretends to be gay, because condom producers can't get under suspicion to have him fired for being gay.

	20-08-2003 15:39									#77
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"Die Hard" was pretty funny too, although it's officially an 'action' movie.

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quote: Originally posted by st_swithin Harry Crumb is cartoonist R. Crumb's younger brother, also a talented cartoonist.

Did you see the film? Did you notice that R.Crumb is the least talented artist in the family, but the only one who could function enough to be successful?

	20-08-2003 17:12									#79
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Don't forget "Being There".

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quote: Originally posted by Wernazuma III Although it didn't happen to me with that particular movie (which I still really found funny watching it again), I know the feeling perfectly. Well: Holy Grail Life of Brian Jabberwockey -------- Little Big Man A fools cage (the old French movie) Don Camillo movies Arsenic and old Lace Several Louis de Funes movies, don't know their names in English The one where he's a gourmet I love best! "Le Placard" - don't know how it's called in English was the funniest movie in the last years, proabably none of you knows it. A man gets fired by a condom producing company and pretends to be gay, because condom producers can't get under suspicion to have him fired for being gay.

Good stuff, and you are right about le Placard. Very funny. I also liked Ridicule and The Dinner Game (I've forgotten the French name).

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A lot of good stuff listed already. One I enjoyed that hasn't been mentioned yet (in the Top Secret / Airplane vein) is called Rustler's Rhapsody.

	20-08-2003 22:25									#82
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quote: Don't forget "Being There".

That was a good movie!

	20-08-2003 22:29									#83
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quote: Originally posted by Sikander Good stuff, and you are right about le Placard. Very funny. I also liked Ridicule and The Dinner Game (I've forgotten the French name).

How could I forget Ridicule - awesome movie. Don't know about the second, I'll have to find out and watch it I guess.
I also forgot to mention "The road to Wellville" with Anthony Hopkins and John Cusack about the "Wellness"-boom in the late 19th century.
Highly recomended

	21-08-2003 00:06									#84
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I completely forgot Wellville! That movie made me sh1t my 15 gallons of yogurt right out my a55.

Anybody want a corn flake?

	22-08-2003 05:23									#85
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In a Gallic vein:

M. Hulot's Holiday

Playtime

Mon Oncle

Zazie dans le Metro

and

Dim Sum

A Great Wall

Eat a Bowl Of Tea

The Wedding Banquet

Eat Drink Man Woman

and

Grief

Victor Victoria

Hairspray!

Brother From Another Planet

Dark Star

Hollywood Shuffle

Mack Sennett and Keystone Cops Compilations

Passport to Pimlico

and Woody Allen's unintentional comedy- Interiors. Woody goes Bergman, angsting and groaning over the ineffectiveness of some New York would be intellectuals, and Geraldine Page gives an Oscar winning performance as an anally retentive controlling matriarch. I love how she gets irritated when she has to use two different types of duct tape when closing off a room in order to gas herself- it jars with her aesthetic sensibilities (she's an interior designer).

	22-08-2003 06:31									#86
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I just dropped the first funny movies that came into my head into the post. Of course, a proper list would take longer and more viewings, but that takes time.

I'm sorry to admit, but The Gods Must be Crazy did absolutley nothing for me. I cringed every time it tried to be funny. Maybe my mood at the time was to blame? Each to their own

There's a few mentioned that i haven't seen. I'll make an effort to do so

	22-08-2003 06:34									#87
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The Dinner Guest was a very funny French comedy.

Haiku Tunnel is amusing in the indy American vein.

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I just saw "What's the Worst That Could Happen?" starring Danny DeVito and Eddie Murphy.

I laughed so hard I think about 2 drops of pee came out.

Oh great, now I gotta pee.

	22-08-2003 10:12									#89
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Dr. Strangelove
Monty Python & the Holy Grail
Life of Brian
The Big Lebowski
Clerks
Raising Arizona
Army of Darkness
The Producers
Jabberwockey
Office Space

	22-08-2003 10:38									#90
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Office Space
Swingers
Spinal Tap

These are some that come to mind.